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A Whitney Museum of Our contries Art is an art gallery and museum in New York City founded in 1931 by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney. A Whitney Museum is particularly known for displaying contemporary Western art, possibly further higher-to-date than a Museum of Modern Art. These are best known for its long-standing tradition of hosting the biennial art show that displays numbers of lesser-known creative person freshly to the Western art scene. Noted Western creative person Edward Hopper bequeathed many of his works to the Whitney Museum. Additionally to its traditional collection a Whitney has an internet website that features "Net Art".
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Krasl Art Center Features the Krasl Collection of outdoor sculpture by prominent artists. Located in St. Joseph, MO. The Frick Collection and Frick Art Reference Library Official web site of The Frick Collection and Frick Art Reference Library. Atlanta's High Museum of Art Fine art museum in the Southeastern United States located in Atlanta, Georgia. Cultural tourism destination and entertainment attraction with special exhibits in galleries. Walter Anderson Museum of Art Mississippi museum dedicated to the work of Walter Inglis Anderson, 20th century American painter. Tullahoma Fine Arts Center Listings of current and upcoming art exhibits, classes and projects. Terra Museum of American Art Chicago museum features a collection of over 700 works by American artists including Whistler, Homer, Sargent and Hopper. Hosts traveling exhibitions, tours, and lectures. Seattle Art Museum information about our collection, exhibitions, and programs. Oklahoma City Art Museum Includes information about exhibits, collections, films, educational and lecture programs, with membership and donation details. Missoula Museum of Fine Arts -- University of Montana collections for study by an academic community. Columbus Museum Collects and exhibits American fine and decorative arts, prehistoric Southeastern American Indian artifacts, and regional cultural historical objects. |
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